2003 Carolina Dodge Dealers 400 from Darlington Raceway | NASCAR Classic Full Race Replay

[@Huddle_House56]

My god this commentary booth deserves to be in the hall of fame on calls and analysis alone. Nevermind the in race accolades for DW LarryMac and Jeff Hammond.

[@D2RCR]

And it took 21 years for there to be a finish closer than this one in the Cup Series.

[@AlonsoRules]

This is one race finish that will never ever get old

[@NASCARClassics]

One of the best!

[@christopherpettit2304]

I am so happy that I saw the greatest finish in the history of NASCAR

[@austinking9912]

Why are old races so soothing?

[@Alex_Mac_]

Because the broadcast quality is better, the racing is better. Overall there's just nothing to improve on.

[@alexbroadbent5313]

@@Alex_Mac_well then it’s a good thing we had Brian France to make it better. (Sarcasm)

[@south_carolina_man]

Because you already know the outcome. What's done is done. Now you can enjoy it for what it is.

[@spartan5713]

The race that saved Darlington.

[@brendanhartzer5712]

This was Pontiacs last win in NASCAR as they would leave the sport at end of that year and 7 years later cease to exist.

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

So true Brendan

[@south_carolina_man]

I still own 2 of them

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

@@south_carolina_man Very cool!

[@tylerpuszczewicz2535]

Well, last win in Cup. The last overall win was at Kansas in the Xfinity Series by David Green.

[@Celestial_Being666]

Didn’t matter anyway Chevy / GM owned Pontiac and had for years at that point

[@steveblack7432]

Sure miss having Steve Byrnes around

[@johnsonracingdesigns]

"Have you ever...no I've never!!!"

[@muhammadwahyuhidayat21498]

By legend commentary is Mike Joy and Darrell Waltrip

[@BCanterbury42]

Amazing how Cal Wells team plummeted so quickly after this. They were 5th in the points after several good runs. Fell to 27th by season’s end and the team couldn’t even crack the top 30 of points in 2004 before disbanding

[@billymercury3897]

"Have you ever?" "NO I'VE NEVER"

[@fishproductions22]

HAVE YOU EVER?

[@Thomas1651]

NO I’VE NEVER!

[@QF_Dan72]

NO I'VE NEVER

[@michaellyga4726]

Wow, what a finish

[@brandoncastro6731]

Ah HA HA HA!

[@QF_Dan72]

THEY TOUCH, THEY TOUCH!!!

[@glonniecanoy3441]

​@JGR4LIFEAlright... What a finish!

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

That's the goodest race I've ever seen at Darlington what a finish.

[@Noskywyd]

​@@glonniecanoy3441HAVE YOU EVER🗣🗣🗣

[@glonniecanoy3441]

@@Noskywyd NO, I'VE NEVER!

[@PaperBanjo64]

​@glonniecanoy3441 Well a couple of times

[@NASCARFAN93100]

Fast Forward 21 Years and The Record for The Closest Finish in NASCAR History has been broken at Kansas at the hands of Kyle Larson & Chris Buescher

[@BCanterbury42]

At 21:00 minutes, what was Mike Joy taking about President Bush addressing the nation?

[@Pensfan5919]

Announcement of his ultimatum to Hussein before formal deployment in Iraq.

[@damienalicea8696]

What a brilliant footage of NASCAR Classic of 2003 NASCAR Cups Series at Darlington from when FOX NASCAR begin the commercial, there's NASCAR In Car onboard camera.

[@FabiaRSFan600]

Widescreen 2003 Dodge Carolina Dealers 400

[@adriansmith1896]

I love how the microphones pick up the sound of the Kurt Busch's squealing tires during the slide and the bang from his car nailing the wall 3:12:15

[@Manofsteel21025]

0:32-Starting Lineup

[@south_carolina_man]

What impresses me is that I thought that everything was better quality back then, but I realized that it's about the same now. Man, nostalgia is a heck of a drug.

[@xr4ti548]

That Tide Ride was a sweet looking machine. Darrell and Rudd use to drive it too, for different team.

[@mercedesbenzditoys-dm2rf]

Download link for widescreen 2003 Dodge Carolina 400

[@SteelHorseLive]

Freaking timeless

[@mols89]

Rightfully so, the finish of this race gets an incredible amount of attention. But this whole race is very good.

[@trailingrails9953]

Got more useful information during the pace laps than you get all race in a modern FOX broadcast. I miss these days.

[@alextriplett9414]

It may no longer be the closest finish anymore but it’s still the best finish ever, (that or 1979 Daytona) this is NASCAR at its best, No playoff, no Gimmicks, no stupid rules, no race manipulation, no dumping a guy, Just Hard Fought, Aggressive but good racing, that’s NASCAR.

[@ezioavgeek178]

3:13:18 That photo finish gives me chills

[@warriorpi]

I know I'm quoting S1apsh0es here, but could you imagine what nascar would look like today had this finish not happened? Darlington could easily be taken off the schedule if thus finish didn't happen, but now the Southern 500 is a crown jewel event just like its supposed to be.

[@Darkdragonsclan]

I was born a year after this race happened 😂 but this race is a legendary race 😮

[@MsNessbit]

This makes me feel ancient

[@jamiegioca9448]

Same here

[@ajennings35]

If Mark Martin's crew doesn't miss a lugnut on the last stop, he wins easily and the best finish in NASCAR history doesn't happen

[@jamiegioca9448]

2:27:29 Of goddamn course the M&M racer likes M&M..

[@tammyseymore1299]

We will be there they are calling for 50 percent chance of rain. No,No, No rain ☔🌧️

[@rickyromero1097]

Is it me or they don’t go this fast anymore?

[@SoupySuds]

NASCAR neutered the horsepower down to 670hp (2022) from 725hp (2003)

[@hutrod7721]

They have less HP now than they did back then. The cars weren't stuck to the ground and made of carbon fiber. the bodies were sheet metal and easily damaged you had to take care of your car back then which is why you see guys pull over and let others by

[@rickyromero1097]

@@hutrod7721 would definitely rather have it the way it was back then rather than now. That’s just my opinion. I feel now a days if you don’t have a busted tow link you’re still able to run

[@hutrod7721]

@@rickyromero1097 yeah I'm with you, I started watching in 2001 and I miss these cars, engines and drivers.

[@MadGear199X]

They look faster because the cars were harder to drive and moved around a lot more. They're like slot cars nowadays.

[@stuvo1977]

I miss the old NASCAR. It died in 2004 or 2005.

[@south_carolina_man]

No. It didn't.

[@charleshulsey3103]

Can we have a moment of silence for Pontiac. You will be missed.

[@JimmyG258]

Definitely the greatest race from start to finish, Nascar should study this race and apply it today... tire wear, +time urgency (rain looming) so maybe shorter races, and drivers that could actually drive a wild race car without wrecking each other... also, the camera angle of the cars coming out of turn 2 was unbelievable.

[@hutrod7721]

Sterling's interviews give off big Ricky Bobby vibes

[@coltonbeeler3281]

So why was Brett bodine not in his own car?? DW cut Mike off before he could finish..

[@DaytonaPrototypes]

3:11:57

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

👍🏁👍

[@wesleycoburn9412]

If an add ever cuts off DW’s boogity boogity boogity again I will burn KZbin to the ground.

[@TeamRedWolf11]

I disnt see this race but saw the higlights on speed channel as a kid was a junior fan cause red was my favorite car also its amazing to realize that tommy Baldwin had two different teams (robby gordon took over the 7 in the mid 2000s)

[@ArnoldTriyudho]

Coincidentally, this is happened ten years after 1993 Arima Kinen

[@rebelracing88]

Roush’s engines were such garbage. Always underpowered compared to Yates and Penske and good at blowing up.